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ASSESSMENT FOR
Fiscal Year 1887 and
1888.

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returned for tnIntjpn. and ' I'll rno",
gcs in Realty since January 1881
n,u.t lao rnfcd in rot,,r,,
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4 Card.

Edjipr& C7iHtCN Enterprise:
Believing that the people have
had enough Of the late controversy,
and rs it has become Il personal
matter We wish to have it settled.
We have written nothing that We
did not believe to be trrc at the
time it was written, and therefore
have, ."thing TO be PorIy for. All
men are ralliblc, a. this tont'oYer-
81 mas shown, in which cv.:V one
concerned has made some mistakes.
The articles Writton would tend to
make the public suppose that we
are ut daggcrs'points with "Jim."
or the contrary, We arc on the very
best terms.
We also wish to state that VIC arc
NOT "Justico" and do not oven
know who "Justico" is.
Our information In regard TO the
feeling ut Waterloo was received
from ~ resident OF that place.
Hoping that "Jim," "ralIahassc."
Waterloo "Bilp" or any other con
tcrncd are ready to bury the TOM
'haWk, we are, Respectfully Yours,
JACOBS & JENNINGS.
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AcrC$> the siayan


Durinn fbr MAST v.onL th, o,,;i,,
has boon out az tov.m ma ,,nrhn,
some inciIcnts Of ~ inin - tLo
state Of Grnrri, wII no ~,
rlncc in T,IrAnvrrrISrp n,.
inc homo ,t 81 M nn thn ur.,
bUjud niuht rrnirI,t tn ,rr;rn - :,
n. N. vas not e]xnrtIv .vch ,,,.'
COMMUNICATION ns nrn wr,,,l ir.irn
but in this ~nrrdir,n"nt wn wnrn,
| couuht ON Tursdav Tbn hun-
drum mon0torinus rorkinn Of :,
long freight train for So nIilrs sn
vCrv interesting, failed TO furnish
AND incident for thiSlrttcr. Reach
inc thc GRAND old "I,ountain (itvr
however,, where MI is hustle ana
! business activity, we Cound thr
town i'm Il revrr heat ON the subject
of tho National EXPOSITION. rho
old mon, the Young men and won
tie fair madcns make Aurustn,s
big show the subject Of conyrr.o-
ton, whether on The trains. ON tho
streets nr IN pa!aticnl pnrIor+. Such
an undivided sentiment which
PROMPTS this unanimous financial
Aiu, is &mpIr assurance of
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Among Our Exchanges.
News Notes fro@ Neighboring Newspapers.

Mr.. w. y. Williams Of Green
vile is in correspondence with re-
liable parties in New York who
propose to establish II large cotton
compress.in that city,
y purchasing agent, with head
quarters in the ncighborhood Of Mt.
Carmel, has paid out over 100000
for cotton this season.
The people Of Due West have ia
d%crtakcn the project OF building "A
100000 yarn factory Prof. J.P. Ken
ncdy is 1t the head Of the move
mcnt.
The surveyors ON the GrccnviIlr.
Columbia and Ncwbcrry railroad
are now about Raplcy's shoals, mid
way between Greenwood and Alb
bcvillc, making what is supposed
to be II permanent location Of the
proposed road from Monroe to At
lanta.
AlonHo Bowman, near LOwncS-
vile, Is Il great fox hunter. He has
II pct sheep that Strays with his
hounds. The other day the sheep
ran through race with.t the dogs.
When the fox WAS caught the
sheep stepped tap, smcllcd the fox
and buttru it. The sheep beats
the hounds.
There is Il considerable cmigra-
ton gong on just at present from
Oconcc and Anderson counties, in
this state, to the far West. Ere
qucnt conversations with these
c~migrants develop no special rca-
sons for their ~forsakinG their native
land further than Il general desire
to make an effort to better their
fortunes III II new state.
The wife Of Hathaway Evans, Of
Marion county, has given birth to
five children within twelve months.
Last January she became tlrniOth-
or Of four, all Of whom died within
forty-cight hours. On Monday
last she gave birth to another
child, which is doing we'll and will
live. This record however, has
been cclipscd by Il colorrd woman
of Augusta.
Tcna Oliver, colorcd girl II
years old, was accidentally killed
by her Younger brother, William,
in Hall Township, near Anderson,
last Friday. William was stand
ing in the yard, with the gun lying
across his arm, talking to some
children, when BY some unknown
means the gun was discharged, the
whole load lodging in the breast of
his sister, who Mas standing in the
door Of the house Il few feet away.
Mr.. T.. Il. Burgess, of William
Ston, has slaughtered II pig, only
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NOT ICE,

Aj'L persons having claims
against the estate of William Me
Gowan, Sr., deceased, will present
ana prove the same at my office
3d day of January, 1888, at 10
o'caQck, a, A., or they will be for
eyer barred.
y ~ JOHNSON,
Special Master.
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]cnes, tho red handed triple slayer
oot hd2efel9, IS once moro unfottesrd OF
me XrotAld, and VIII doubtless prbfcqd
10 flake EdRedcId duet from his feof.1
bo isw neffpsts, 10 lag given bOugl
appss 60 the Sapfeuto eoars.
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FcmaIe*C COLLEGE,,

With a full corps Of assistants the
LaurnnSvillc Female College will
reorganize and begin fall session
sept. 10th. Rooms comfortable,
standard high. Special attention to
all Female accomplishments. New
ana splendid Pianos. N~on.sccta-
ran. Government parental. Young
ladies under tho immediate care or
Mrs. .,!"Caslan and Mrs. y. G Jor.
dan. Pupils received ut any time
and charged until cnd of quarter.
Board Tl2 per month I'm advance.
Tuition $50, $50, and with classical
course $40 per Collegiate year, pay.
able monthly. We solicit and hobo
to merit public patronage. For
any Information address,
w. NJ.
President.
LAuRENS, $. G., July 20, 1887, ly.
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Guano Debtors.

All persons indebted for Guanos pur-
ohasnd from J. ID. slioahan q Co. agents
for q. ober & Sons 60, Viii savc costs
by making payment To us ii. once.
JOUNSON RTtslfEY,
Attorney fof q, chez q soH's 60,
Dee 4. laeT.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-08
REDEMPTION AFsELKO equity
JAIL Ef)kDS.'

4 HER BEING TIE SUM OF 1888 Of IN
tue Jail he,ielnpJion Flu ~ Of County
OF ElFo, notico is heieby given tlmt in accord.
auce with All act entitled nan Act I, Authorize
the County 81 IIko,to c,ntracta debt, snd liz
sue bonds Tor the cons rIctiol If County
Jsil," Apr we'd March =, 1879, sealed propoS-
ais viii be r. eiyea. by me at my .fAce in Elko.
Neva:a up to six o'clo X r. III. OH the 10th day
Of febru .ry. 1891, for t . redemp i'm Of bon 10
iseu;.did Iur.'uaUce, OF said law, which said
proposals will be opened by ms in tho rSia
tewn Of RIho. Ut my fDcr, on,the 18th day OF
February. 1887. all pr np,,sats mnst be seal
and dorred: "Propnsnls ior the redemption
E,ko County jail Bonds" and mu bo 80"
comp.nied with the DO slspfoPos ID to brsur-
rendered together with all ,hVir respective
coupons Mt UT dine.
hobid will boz .SntertelHcd that docs n"i
STRICTLY comply with these Instructions
q, w. Hnll Comfy treasurer.
E1ko. Nevada, January 10, 1887.
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REDEMPTION OF lLKO COUNTY
BONDS. ,,.....

7 HERE rEING THE 8 nj OF 81. qas 60 ~
the sinking Full OF the G ,unty of Eiko.
notice IL hercby given that tn accordance with
IN Act of thu egisl ture OF the State Of News
dr., entitlel IAN Act 10 refund portion OF tho
borded debt of Elko cou1ty." approved jan
nary 10Th: 1881, sealed proposals will be re-
&C we'd by me NJ my Office in Elko. N VadA, up
TO SIX o'ciock p. NJ. Oh The 18th day Of February
1887, for the redemption or bonds issued in
pursuance OF said Llw, which stid proposals.
will be opened by me In the sAidtoSn of Elko.
ON the 18th day Of Feb nary, 1897. All propos
Els must be scaled and endorsed. Proposal
for the redemption of E,ko County Bonds" and
must be accompanied by the bonds proposed 10
be surrendered. together with aILo1 their 10.
spcctiue coupons not yetdue.s. -"
No bid will be entertssned. th1t does not
strictly comply with these Instructions.
Q W. HULL, County treasurer.
Elko, New, January Is, 1851.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.

Notice is hereby given that the notes
and accounts Of the estate Of e. P. BAN
ming, deceased, have been, by order OF
the Court, turned over ~ the under
signed who is authorized to collect and
receipt For allclaims dne TO the said E.
p! Banning deceased. All persons
knowing themselves indebted either to
the said deceased or 10, the undersigned,
are requested to make immediate settle.
ment and save costs,
MRs. FRkNcra BIastxo.
Elko, New, Jan. "a, 1887.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE CT real
ESTATE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT n
~ Pursu nee OF aI order OF tho Districi
O"u't Of tho County Of EIko, Stste Of NevuH,
mad on, the 18th DAY OF JANUARY, A. n
1887, In the estate Of PaIrIP GoopxAN, A..
deAssd, the undersigned, the . administrator nj
said eHtste. viii sell ~ pubic auction, to N.
hiGlest bidder, for cash, lawful money OF IN.
United States and subject tn confirmation bv
faid District Court. on THURSDAY, THE loth
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A D. 1887. at n o'clo,h
n. at the Goodman Saloon, f. the town OF hi
Ii n, In the said County OF Ell1o. all the right.
title, interest and estate OF the srid Pu,,,,
GOODMAN at tho time OF his death, ami all tb.
right, title aud interest that the said est,t.
has. b. operation Of law "r otherwise, ACQUIRE,
o'her than or in EDITION to that Of the s.id
FHILIP GOODMAN at the time Of his death. :,
and to all that Ger: ain lot, piece or parcel q,
land situated, living AMI being in the s,ia
County OF Exc, State of Nevada, and boupd.s
and described as follows. to wit. That cert.i,
lot covered by buildings, now known IS III,
"Goodman >aloon," fnrmtr,y G ale the no.
bier Saloon in tn. Town OF Bullion. said 10,
being situated OIL the corner of Main Street
and street leadi TO the Blue Fell consolid At.
ed furnace, fr.,ntfnX 80 feet OF Main street,
oouuded on the north b sirAet le1ling to said
Is. J.. furnace. and on the south by building
known IA the butcher sh ip. 49,
Together with the following personal prop.
erty. to wit: Spring Realer, buck sew. pick,
h miner. cook stove, b 'dding. pigeon hole
table, two carl tables twelve ch IRIS, bookstore
seven lamps. mirror. nine liquor bottles. six
bitter bottles. thirteer bee, glasses. twelve
whi:k Ky 81 'sses, picture, clock, shelving coun-
ter and billiard table. - 49, 80:
Terms AMI conf ms OF slle:-clsh.
Ten per ceat. OF the purchase money to h.
paid 10 tn" auctioneer on the day Of sale, bal.
snce on confirmation Of Snle by said Districs
Court Deed at expense Of purchaser.
...- II. KEEYER,
AdminiStr Aior estate Of
Philip Goodman deccated.
ko, New, January Is. 1881 "
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S A N T A " A BE.
Pleading TO the Palate and Death to a
Cough.

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for FIVE years.? and conld, hardly talk
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hns cleansed ont my hend, and I cnn
talk palmer now than have for the
past Ave years. Your medicine liz MI
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for Cat,rrh md I'D in the head. = -,
Yours truly.
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goods, and give satisfaction to all pur.
chasers. The Cht Il. Cure is praised
very highly by oil who baye tried it, ind
many cases have l,een grtntly benefited
by its nse when nll other remtdies tried
have proved Of no benefit.
Yours truly.
PoNn Il LAWSON.
FOLSOM, CAL Il used Butte-Tine in
ehr"nio rheumatism with great benefit.
Please send II supply to J. W. Hnines,
Gtnoa, New, and oblige yours truly,
r. g. DuRANT, NJ. ID.
~ SANTA Able ia only sol in
large bottles ut 81 90: three for 80 80
Mold by oil wholesale aud retail drug
gSts' f-7-ly.
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xI1,a Allowed.


County Commissioners at tho meeting
"f February z, 1887:
Sam Turnkey, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ........$ % 90
Geo. j. Vim, General Fund,
bounty on sculps. .......... 10 90
q. II. Brewer, General Fund,
bounty on scalps .......... 3 SO
w. T. Crane, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ...n.... SO
Will Stauts, General Fund.
bounty on scalps .......... 200
H. Faulhuber General Fund,
bounty on scnlps. ...... 30
W. J. Eddy, General Fund
bounty on scHlps. 80. ..... 90
Indirn Bill, General Fund,
bounty on ALPS. ....... 200
j. Schronblick, General Fund,
bounty on scaIrs. ....... 90
Indian SambO, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ...... 8 90
K. W.. Davis, General Fund,
bounty OH scnlps. ....... 4 90
Ed. Carville, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ........ 90
Merit Allen, General Fund,
bounty on Scalps. ......,... so
q. III. Streeter, General Fund
bounty Oh scalps ......... 2 90
Indian Joe, General Fund,
bounty on seal s. ......... 4 SO
Charles Toyne, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ..... :. SO
Jas. E. Gale, General Fund,
bounty on schlps.. 10 90
Indian George, General Fund,
bounty OH scalps. .... 90
w. Il. McGinnis, q, neral Fund,
bounty on scalps. ...... 2 SO
A. Wilson, Jr. General Fund,
bounty Oh scalpa. ...... 8 90
J. G. Murphy, General Fund
bounty on scnlps. .... 90
Joseph Williams, General Fund,
bounty on scalps. ......... 4 90
William Mayer, General Fund,
bounty on scalps 800. -. so
J. Hayward, General Fund,
bounty Oh scalps. .......... 400
J. II Weiland, General Fund,
bounty on scnlps. ...........'''2 OC
T. o. Robinson, General Fund,
bounty On scnlp1 49,. ..... SO
Erskine Mayer, General Fund .
bounty on scalps ........ 2 50
II. Hunter, General Fund, bOuu-
ty ON sehIps. ............... 2 SO
P. E. wore, General Fund, boun-
~ on scaips...... $500. 80. 4 90
Snml Furness, General Fund,
bounty Oh scnlw. ....... 50
James Hearn, General Fund
bounty on scnlps. 800. -. 6 90
4 b. RundeN, General Fund,
bounty on scnlps ...... 5 90
Daniel Frank, Gem, rnl Fund " 70 ..
bounty OH sealps. ..... ..... 3 90
.. andian Jack, General Fund, -.
bounty OH scatps ............ 0 SO
e. Woods. General Fund. boun-
lyon tsealps. 80. 1888. 49,. z 90
I Frank CossweIl, General FuId.
bounty OH sc"lps... so
N .. r. Adams, General Fund,
:" bounty on scalps .....!.... 10 60
A. W.. Brown, General Fund,
Justices fees .............. 8 40
4, Van Week, General Fund,
fees M County An litor. ..... % 70
E. II. Woolverton General Fund
fees "s Constable ........... 80 Is
W. n. Gleason, General Fund,
fees m Coust ,bl claimed S32-l
40. allowed. .............. 80 90
John Robbins, General Fund.
Justices foes, claimed, $5 70,
allowed. ................. 6 90
]. W. auckland, General Fund,
Janitor's S.ary.... ........ 20 90
L. K. Morgan. General Fund,
Justices fees. ..........,. l3 90
T. Il. Atwen. General Fund.
n
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Frank Cogswell. GenerAl Fund,
Repairing. ......... oV
Payne 4 Fernald, General Fund
fuel. ............ ........ $50 46
E. G. Mcclellan, General Fluid,
Registry Agent. ............ rs
w. Carlyle, General Fund. fees
as Constable. ;. ...:......... II 90
Clark Il Green, General Fund,
board of Jury. $3.50. :. IL 90
C. w. Groverr General Fund,
Printing for County ..... 50 90
Jurors, General Fund. Jurors
fees. ............... 376 70
w. T. Suith, General Fund,
supplies 10 40
j. j. Meigs, INDECENT Fund, sal
ary etc. 56o ~
W. S. Hillmnn, INDECENT Fund,
Burial of INDECENT ...... 40 90
H. Chase, INDECENT Fund, sup
plies for Mrs. Banks ...... 20 90
c. B.. Luce, INDECENT Fund,
Physlclnn. ........... 20 90
W. T. Smith, INDECENT Fund
supplies. .................. 81 90
Mrs. Dagley, INDECENT Fund,
washing for Hospital. -. -. 30 SO
E. Penrod, Iudigent Fund Stew
ard. ......... .............. 81 IL
j. s. Gardner. INDECENT Fund,
Carpenter work Al 90
Bartlett & Ostreicher. Iudigent
Fund for board of hospital pa
tients claimed 800 Is, allowed 81 Is
G. F. Talbot. Salary Fund, sal
airy as District Attorney 800. 166 &C
A. W. Hesson, Salary Fund, sui
nry as Assessor .......... $50 90
T. n. Stone. Salary Fund, sui
nry rs Supt Of Schools .. SO 90
J. II. Tuber, Salary Fund, sal
ary as Deputy Sheriff .. $50 90
c. Is. Wiseman. Salary Fund,
salary as County Clerk ... $50 90
Q. W. Hull, SALARY Fund, sal
airy as Treasurer. ........ 200 90
c. d. Wiseman Contingent Fund
Stationery etc. .............. SO 90
T. L. Atwell, Contingent Fund,
board of prisoners ........ &c 90
JAS. 2. Smith. INDECENT Fund,
stAiionsrH:.... ......;:,.-..: t26 70
STATE OF NEVADA,
COUNTY OF ELKo.
1, G. B. Wiseman, County Clerk
and Clerk of the Board, of County
commissioners, in and for said
county and State, do hereby certify
that the foregoing bills were passed and
ordered paid by the Board of County
Commissioners on the 7th day of Feb
ruary, a. D., 1887.
'C.B. WISEMAN,
County Clerk and Clerk of Board of
County Commissioners, .Elko, Feb
ruary 7, 1888. ~: ',.... ......
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Joe. Rosenstoek

Keeps constantly on hand and for sale At yery
reasonable prices. = hrgs All Gwsil selected
stock OF
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-26
The District Court.

Following were the proceedings in the
District Court yesterday, Judge Galbraith
presiding:
David F. Allen vs. Emma Allen; ordered
placed on calendar; demurrer set for hear
ing March Goth.
Territory vs.. Guy x. Piatt; criminal
libel; plea of not guilty entered; trial set
for April 9th.
Friend vs.. French; divorce; demurrer
overruled.
Territory vs.. Herman H. Horst; de-
murrer to Indictment sustained.
Lew Cartier ct al. vs. Utah & Northern
Railway; demurrer o%verruled; defendant
granted thirty days to answer.
Geo. C. Fitschen ct al. vs.. John d.
Thomas ct al demurrer to complaint
overruled; ten days to file answer.
James Mayberry vs.. Fannie l.. Smith
administrative; trial in progress.
Adolph Speckart, George Rogers. Jere-
miah Roach and w. H. Reynolds are
drawn to fill the regular panel OF jurors.
The two first named were excused.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-26
The Lotus Club.

The Executive Committee OF the Lotus
Club met last evening and passed upon and
admitted fifteen new members. The ad-
vantaees OF the Lotus Club are not g"ner-
aIly known, so it is not out OF place to en-
large somewhat on the merits OF this instl,
tuition. The initiation fee is only So and
the dues So a quarter. All a young man
needs for initiation is to nave his name
for membership by a member
when it is passed upon at the next regular
Committee meeting. The next
meeting will take place or the 3Oth OF the
present month. The advantages secured TO
members are pleasant rooms. agreeaole so
ciety, a complete absence oil gambling lor
money, a reading room supplied with the
leading periodicals and dailies OF the
country and a billiard room. There are
now seven rooms in use by the cluo
and already they. are hnd'ng
a resort for gentlemen whose evenings are
otherwise unoccupied the LOU
Clnb presents attractions superior
to any other, and ~ e; ~
coat, to the members. The membership 10
now si~xty-three and the club was only Or
oan;zed on the I'd of the present m0hVn.
rooms are elegantly fitted up ana ar1
conveniently situated in the most cen'i"'
mart OF town, the Barnard block.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-26
Death Of Miss Stebbins.

Miss George Stebbins, sister Of Mrs.
James McCaig, died yesterday at 4:30 q.
m., at Mr.. McCaig's residence, after an ILL
ness of about one month. Her death was
due to complications arising from chills
and fever, though the immediate cause OF
death is ascribed to rheumatism of the
heart. The lady was only 20 years of age,
and had resided in Butte for a year past.
She was a native OF Rochester. New York.
During her residence here she had endeared
herself to a large circle of friends, by whom
her loss will he sincerely regretted. She
taught in the public schools, and her pupils
will share the general loss, as she was
much attached to them. Her burial here
will be only temporary. as her final inter
ment will be later on in the spring at Roch.
ester, beside her parents who are buried
there. Owing to the serious illness OF Mrs.
McCaig, Miss Stebbins' funeral will take
place at $3.50 p. M. to-day from the Epis-
copal Church, instead OF from Mr.. McCaig's
house. The public schools will be closed
as a mark OF respect to the memory of the
deceased lady.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-26
The District Court.

The proceedings in the District Court yes
terday were as follows, Judge Galbraith
presiding:
Maria w. Rutherford vs.. Societe des
Mines de lexington; placed on calendar; de-
murrer set for hearing March &c.
w. Matthews VS.. Patrick Clark ct al;
same entry.
Julius Cranor VS.. Annie Cranor; divorce;
default of defendant entered; referred to
Thompson Campbell.
Frank Durand vs.. j. G. SHETLAND ct al;
motion set for hearing March 26.
Joseph A. Hyde vs.. Louis Senema,l ct al;
motion for continuance sustained.
Mayberry vs.. Smith, administrative;
special findings by jury against the plain'
tiff.
A Grand Jury was drawn by the Judge
and Sheriff consisting of the following
names to examine into o~ffenses that the
regular Grand Jury were unable to obtain
evidence required:
John Stanley, A. F. Bray, D. C. Fisher,
R. D. Leggat, Dan Gamer, Perry H. Beal,
Patrick Colan, j.. c. Singer, John Noyes, W
W.. McCracken, Ira O. Mann, Henry Nickel,
Geo. C. Fitschen, R. B.. Wallace. BIC. Kings
bury, NJ. J.. Council, d. j. Hennessy, j. F.
Beck, John Brannagan, Geo. H. Casey, all
been served to convene this morning at 9
o'clock.
Jefferson McCauley vs.. Daniel McKaig;
trial in progress.
Peter Ruiter VI. Geo. Coulter ct al; dis.
missed by plaintiff as settled.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-26
ENGLAND and America,

One who has Travelled much in England
and America cannot fail to have noticed the
general tendency of Americans to adopt high
sounding names for ordinary places and
things. What is called a lift in England be-
comes an elevator in America. A chop
house is a restaurant. Rome, Athens, Car
thage are names remarkable for their fire.
quent occurrence and for the squalor and
insignificance of the hamlets to which they
are given. There are some twenty Pacific
railways in the country, some of which do
not extend more than a hundred miles from
the starting point. What is called a tram
way in England in America is a railroad.
H.. The Americans are never SO directly
brutal as the English in their nomenclature
Nowhere in the United States have I seen
the sign: "Persons allowed to be drunk on
the premises, so common in English bar
rooms. 1t is not the opinion of the Ameri-
ms that a rosa of another name would smell
as sweet, as is instanced by the remarkable
euphemism by which a GROCERY is called q
sample room-a stroke of genius in my opin-
ion. Although an Englishman, I have moth
ing to say in defense of the too general rude
coasseness Of the English in word and decd.